That sounds rill-y scarey.
This is bad advice.
Use both hands.
neovim with vimtex as an editor.
texlive-latexmk to compile.
zathura as a viewer.
git as version control.
Why would you use an online editor?
That’s why I use LaTeX
FTFY
When she asks “Can I have your name?”, don’t give it to her.
You forgot “Squish the cat”.
I’ve had this same conversation I don’t know how many times, but about phones. Someone tells me they don’t like Android because its slow and buggy, and iPhone is so much better. Then I ask them which Android phone(s) they’ve tried and its always a loaner that is a cheap, entry level phone and/or it is used and years out of date. So of course a brand new iPhone is going to be a better experience. They don’t seem to understand that there are premium phones that use Android.
“The Year Of Linux on Desktops”. Been hearing this for decades, but it might actually be happening.
Been hearing this for decades.
I’ve never had to do any sort of configuration for tethering. It just works as expected with the network managers built into whatever DE I was using at the time.
I don’t know what you mean by hiding usage. Like using a VPN? That should work fine while tethering as well.
The point is the “energy well”. That is the elements “in the middle” of the periodic table are more stable/at lower energy states. So fusioning heavy elements or fissioning light elements move to higher energy states, so it will take more energy in than it releases.
I just want my food to blow my clothes off like in anime.
Wouldn’t that be concentrating, not diluting?
That looks wayyy too high quality to be McDo
apt search KEYWORD
Or
dnf search KEYWORD
Or
pacman -Ss KEYWORD
Ship of Harkinian is not technically emulation, but a full port of Ocarina of Time. And is totally awesome. It has tons of quality of life improvements and enhancements. It also has a built in randomizer so it has infinite replayability.
The second is actually the most fundamental unit of the metric system. For example, a metre is defined by how far light travels on some fraction of a second.
It would require Nintendo to acknowledge the existence of Zelda II.